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Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

After reading Where the Wild Things Are, Hakeem Animashaun became inspired to create a childrens book where the child could let their imagination roam, and illustrate their own drawings.
Photo Credit: David J. Hawkins / Photo Editor

CSUN student creates first-ever, one-of-a-kind children’s book

Daché Jackson February 17, 2014

After reading "Where the Wild Things Are," Hakeem Animashaun became inspired to create a children's book where the child could let their imagination roam, and illustrate their own drawings. Photo Credit:...

CSUN students take precautions and dodge germs this flu season

Nate Perez February 16, 2014

With flu season underway, students should be wary of the different flu strains roaming around campus. Influenza, otherwise known as the flu, comes in many different forms, but can be kept at bay with...

Love and technology: the double-edged sword

Love and technology: the double-edged sword

Kevin Linares February 12, 2014

We’re living in a time when cell phones and other technological gadgets are considered a necessity. College students, working parents and even the out-of-touch grandparents have ascribed to today’s...

Dont let Jamzilla trample your Valentines Day plans

Don’t let Jamzilla trample your Valentine’s Day plans

Joanna Jacobo February 12, 2014

Students will soon face the wrath of the traffic-induced hysteria that takes over Los Angeles when an approximate six-mile block of the 405 is almost completely restrained from vehicular access for more...

CSUN math professor Maria DOrsogna fights for Italian coastline

CSUN math professor Maria D’Orsogna fights for Italian coastline

Tushita Vidhale February 10, 2014

As cultural anthropologist Margaret Mead would say, "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has." Justifying the...

CSUN students use Craigslist to find the best deals on a college budget

CSUN students use Craigslist to find the best deals on a college budget

Gabriela Rodriguez February 9, 2014

With a new semester underway, CSUN students are turning to Craigslist to find a good deal with a reasonable price. Craigslist is a website that allows the average person or business to post advertisements...

CSUNs VPAC gains rank amongst other notable L.A. venues

CSUN’s VPAC gains rank amongst other notable L.A. venues

Rohit Ghosh February 5, 2014

From construction to its inaugural curtain call in 2011, Cal State University Northridge’s Valley Performing Arts Center (VPAC) had one goal in mind, to be a factor in the concert hall culture that Los...

CSUN professor shares writing inspirations

CSUN professor shares writing inspirations

Robert Fabian February 4, 2014

Looking back on the years he spent in college studying English and literature, Louisiana native Martin Pousson can’t help but imagine that’s what made him a better writer - a published one at that....

CSUN alumnus Levi Ponce makes a name for himself as a muralist

CSUN alumnus Levi Ponce makes a name for himself as a muralist

Jonathan Nelson February 3, 2014

The section of Van Nuys Boulevard between Woodman Avenue and Foothill Boulevard has the same family-owned restaurants, cell phone retailers and gas stations. It might seem nondescript until you come...

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Students stumble upon interesting courses at CSUN while looking for extra units

Pete D. Camarillo February 2, 2014

As Adrian Porto walks to class after a long, hard day, he hears the sound of music - jazz to be exact. The high tones of the clarinet, the rich depths of the bass, and the smooth voice of Billie Holiday...

Around the world in a winter break: Matadors explore, volunteer, and vacation

Around the world in a winter break: Matadors explore, volunteer, and vacation

James Waters January 29, 2014

When the last bells ring on the fall semester, Matadors aren’t the type to spend their down time sleeping in late and watching Netflix. Whether nursing the wounds of finals or celebrating the successes...

CSUN students share their favorite books discovered through a classroom, a friend, or by chance

CSUN students share their favorite books discovered through a classroom, a friend, or by chance

Brionna Lewis January 28, 2014

CSUN students are reading more than just tweets; they are actually reading whole books. Whether they were required reading for a class or recommended by a friend, students on campus have discovered some...

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